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Telerik @ TechEd 2011 - Day 1 Recap
We were expecting TechEd in Atlanta will be a blast, and Day 1 proves it. The new shiny Telerik booth was overwhelmed by hundreds of developers who wanted to talk to us (thank you for stopping by booth #409!), and check what Telerik has in the store for them this year. Official Unveiling of Two New Developer Tools for Decompiling (free) and Profiling We officially unveiled two new products during TechEd (see interview of Todd Anglin by Michael Desmond in Visual Studio Magazine here): JustDecompile -- a free decompiling productivity tool designed to enable easy .NET assembly browsing and decompiling; JustTrace -- a developer tool, which enables you... -
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Twitter Chat on JustDecompile – Join the Beta Conversation!
At TechEd North America 2011 yesterday, we officially announced the Beta launch of JustDecompile – a powerful .NET decompiler, which we are committed to keeping free, forever, for everyone. Since the pre-launch two weeks ago, when we unveiled the very first Beta version, we have witnessed enormous interest in JustDecompile as the community has acclaimed Telerik for stepping up and providing a free .NET decompiler to fill a very conspicuous market gap. Naturally, with enormous interest, come a lot of questions, too. Thus, due to popular demand, we have organized a Twitter chat to get all of your questions answered. Join the... -
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Migrating Reflector’s Lists to JustDecompile ones
If you (like me) were a heavy Reflector user you will probably like the tool that I’m going to share with you today. It is a very simple WPF application that allows you to migrate your existing Reflector's list to their JustDecompile equivalents. Usage is pretty straight forward. You just™ point the app to your Reflector’s installation folder and it will take care of the rest. You can download the tool here. Any feedback: bugs and feature requests is more than welcome. Let's finish with a rhyme: Let the force of a freely decompiled source guide you in your course. ... -
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Sitefinity gets plenty of attention at London Internet World 2011
Sitefinity’s booth was immensely popular at the 3-day Internet World exhibition which took place in London from 10-12 May 2011. The Telerik team had the chance to demo the sleek interface of Sitefinity CMS to all interested visitors and speak to a great number of prospective clients and partners. A highlight of the event was Gabe Sumner’s session on WYSIWYG Text Editors, as well as the iPad2 the Sitefinity team raffled at the event. -
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Windows Phone 7 MVVM #2 - RadJumpList
After finishing the previous post, I realize something important – I would rather use RadJumpList than RadDataBoundListBox for my navigation in this application, simply because the “People Hub” type of experience is much cooler than a plain old listbox, regardless of how impressive the performance is. We are also going to reconsider our MyItem and turn it into something a little more exciting – MyMVVMItem! This will allow us to do add every new demo as an individual item, complete with a field for grouping, a friendly name, and a backing field for the name of the page that we... -
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TechEd 2011: What to expect from RadControls from WinForms
TechEd 2011 is at full swing and we are sure that you want to know more about the latest innovations that we, the WinForms team, are preparing for you. As the WinForms Roadmap suggests, we are currently working on the RadListView control, and we have created a new built-for-the-purpose reference application that features the new component - Telerik MovieLab. We will be showcasing the new application together with MSAA support, so come to booth #409 and see what's new: RadListView will support the features of the standard ListView control, plus many more. One of the key features that you will be able to notice immediately... -
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New Dedicated Telerik ASP.NET AJAX and MVC Blogs
We at Telerik understand how helpful to you it is to be learning in a timely manner about updates and new releases of the UI components you use, as well as getting tips and tricks and pieces of advice from the developers who built the controls. This is why we wanted to provide you with an easy way to access all this information and we hope we can do this through our new dedicated blogs. You can now subscribe to the dedicated feeds for RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX and Telerik Extensions for ASP.NET MVC and be among the first to... -
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Visit Telerik @ TechEd 2011, Booth #409
TechEd 2011 will be a blast. We know because we have tons of new things to show you! If you are going to TechEd in Atlanta make sure to come by the brand new Telerik booth, grab a t-shirt, get a chance to win amazing prizes like Telerik licenses, a Zune or an Xbox 360 + Kinect, and to check what's coming in our Q2 2011 release. Play and Win as a Team at TechEd 2011 In the spirit of collaboration and team work we are organizing a fun game at this year's edition of TechEd USA. Stop by Telerik's booth during and... -
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Integrating Silverlight Data Visualization controls with WCF RIA Services
Hello everyone! There are several blogposts which demonstrate how to bind RadControls to an SQL database using WCF RIA services. This one will show how the Data Visualization controls can be bound to а sample database with RIA services. For this sample a combination of RadTimeBar and RadLinearSparkline is used without code behind modifications or ViewModel. Changing the selection of TimeBar’s time span updates the “Flight Statistics” and “Arrivals and Departures statistics” charts. The Bar Chart is populated with the number of Arrivals per Date (as being selected) and the Pie shows the Total of the Arrivals/Departures for the chosen... -
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Come Say “Hi” If You Are At Tech-Ed
If you are going to TechEd Atlanta, make sure you come by and say “Hello”! I’ll be extremely busy this year, between working the Telerik booth, the Ask an Architect Desk, and leading two Birds of a Feather sessions. I’d love to chat and catch up with old friends, make new ones, or just gather feedback on one of our many products. Below is my schedule. Hope to see you soon! Ask the Architect Day Time Monday 17:30 – 19:30 Tuesday 10:30 – 13:00 Wednesday 15:00 – 17:00 Thursday 10:30 – 13:00 Developer Resources Info Desk Day Time Tuesday 15:00 – 17:00 Birds of a Feather - Balancing Customer Needs with the Pursuit of Perfection Day Time Room Wednesday 12:00 – 13:00 B209 Birds of...
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